Atop Taft’s tabletops, a hobby refuses to turn digital
Along Taft Avenue’s many twists and turns, gamers gather to celebrate a hobby that refuses to leave its tabletops.
Rant and Rave: Blood, guts, and the fall from glory of ‘The Boys: Season 5’
Despite the stellar performances, even “The Boys: Season 5” isn’t immune to a poorly executed finale.
Tagay pa! Inumans give a toast to Filipino togetherness
Through clinking glasses and infectious laughter, the inuman bares the hearts of its partakers, revealing the spirit of friendship and camaraderie.
Even in the closet, Lasallians make room for pride
From the last restroom stall in the Velasco Hall to nearby Taft Ave. coffee shops, closeted Lasallians own their gentle pride unapologetically.
Writer’s Recap: LYO’s ‘Forte 2025: Voices of Spring’ embraces seasoned talent in full bloom
Music possesses a visceral power to transport its listeners to an entirely different place, evoking a wide range of emotions through the simple draw of a violinist’s bow or the stroke of a pianist’s keys. This power rang true last March 27 and 28 at the Natividad Fajardo-Rosario Gonzalez Auditorium during the Lasallian Youth Orchestra’s […]
Is it casual now?: Stuck in a sticky situationship
With no labels and just enough intimacy to blur the lines, situationships redefine modern love, one mixed signal at a time.
Cemetery workers lay the living’s worries to rest
As loved ones are enveloped by sorrow, cemetery caretakers tend the tombs that honor the dearly departed—amid their own struggles and grief.
Rant and Rave: No crown is too heavy for ‘Arcane: Season 2’
While the tragic end of “Arcane: Season 2” signals the conclusion of the cult classic, its sendoff doubles as a launch point for the vibrant future of video game adaptations.
Ay Barbie! Effeminate men (a)rose among thorns
The quintessential man often acts allergic to marks of femininity to protect their identity, for reasons traceable to extensive misogyny.
Writer’s Recap: HTG’s Paroo’t Parito finds common thread in tales of Nueva Vizcaya
The theatrical group staged the tale of Nueva Vizcayan women and children who clung to their dreams to rise above the tribulations that came their way.